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View Switch-Level Statistics
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Setting the Sampling Interval
The sampling interval is the time interval between polls of the switch’s consumable resources 
to see if it is performing within the set thresholds. To set the amount of time between polls:
1. Enter 
health
 at a system prompt. The health menu (described above) displays.
2. Enter a 
3
 at the health menu prompt. The following menu displays:
Resource Monitoring Interval Configuration
1) Sampling Interval          
: 5
3. To change the sampling interval, enter a 1, and equal sign, and the new interval in 
seconds. For example, to change the sampling interval to 4 seconds, you would enter the 
following:
1=4
4. When you have finished entering the new value, you must enter 
save
 to keep the new 
configuration setting.
Sampling Interval
This sets the number of seconds between internal polling intervals. The health statistics 
compares the current poll statistics with the last poll statistics to determine whether or not to 
send a trap. The default for the 
Sampling Interval
 is five (5) seconds.
View Switch-Level Statistics
To view the statistics for the entire switch, enter the 
hdstat
 command at a system prompt. The 
following table is displayed:
Device 
1 Min 
1 Hr
1 Hr
Resources
Limit 
Curr 
 Avg 
Avg 
Max
----------------
--------
-------
--------
------
------
Receive 
 80    
 00     
 00    
 00 
 00
Transmit/Receive 
 80    
 00     
 00    
 00    
 00
Backplane 
 
 80    
 01     
 01    
 01    
 01
CAM [MPM] 
 80    
 00     
 00    
 00    
 00
CAM [HRE] 
 80    
 00     
 00    
 00   
 00
CPU 
 80    
 93* 
 13    
 13   
 22
Memory   
 80    
 50     
 50    
 50    
 50
Temperature
 45
 44
 44
 44
 44
Virtual Ports
 80
 11
 11 
 11
 11
 
/System/Health %
Statistics are displayed as percentages of the total resource capacity, and represent data taken 
from the last sampling interval. If a threshold for a resource was exceeded, then that statistic 
is marked with an asterisk (*). 
 Important Note  
The 
hdstat
 command displays CAM usage for the entire 
chassis. To see CAM usage for switching modules only, 
use the 
camstat
 command as described in Chapter 9, 
“Switch Wide Parameters.”